Refer to the diagram below.2. What are the necessary conditions for this material to sublime? How are these conditions affect to the phase change? MeltingCritical50 atmPointLiquidBoiling1 atm--ŞolidBoilingmelting.Pointpoint0.5 atmfSublimationGasTriplepoint55 K68 k183 K218 KTemperature(K)Pressure (atm)

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Melting Critical 50 atm Point Liquid Boiling 1 atm--Solid Boiling melting. point Point 0.5 atm Sublimation Triple Gas point 55 K 68 k183 K 218 K Temperature(K) Pressure (atm)

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2. What are the necessary conditions for this material to sublime? How are these conditions affect to the phase change?

Melting
Critical
50 atm
Point
Liquid
Boiling
1 atm--Şolid
Boiling
melting.
Point
point
0.5 atmf
Sublimation
Gas
Triple
point
55 K
68 k183 K
218 K
Temperature(K)
Pressure (atm)

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